[ウインドリバー株式会社] 2025年5月20日 - カリフォルニア州サンノゼ、およびカリフォルニア州アラメダ発 - ソフトウェアを中心とした組込みエッジ向けの機械学習システムオンチップ（MLSoC）企業であるSiMa.ai(https://sima.ai/)と、イン...

Artificial intelligence chip startup SiMa Technologies Inc. today launched Palette Neat, a purpose-built agentic AI development environment for creating applications that connect the physical world to AI models. The new tool can be paired readily with the company’s Modalix MLSoC system-on-module or the company’s new PCIe companion card, allowing developers to rapidly build apps that can see, learn, adapt and interact with the real world. This is the vision of physical AI, where artificial intelligence models are used to power robotics, autonomous cars, drones, industrial machines, aerospace platforms, smart vision and more. “SiMa.ai is an AI software company that builds its own silicon,” said founder and Chief Executive Krishna Rangasayee. “Today, we are delivering the industry’s first agentic development environment for Physical AI.” Rangasayee explained that using Palette Neat, today’s developers will be able to take their knowledge and simply speak or type their ideas directly to the AI agent, which will take their abstract thoughts and build them directly into low-level compute code. This eliminates months of labor traditionally spent wiring up or porting and integrating applications onto new silicon. Often, developers spend months or weeks attempting to take new ideas and map them onto new silicon every time...

SAN JOSE, Calif. and YOKOHAMA, Japan, July 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SiMa.ai, the machine learning company delivering the industry’s first purpose-built software-centric MLSoC™ platform for the embedded...

Cerence AI and SiMa.ai have jointly developed an in-car conversational artificial-intelligence solution based on a small language model (Cerence’s CaLLM Edge) running at the edge on a low-power machine-learning SoC (MLSoC) (SiMa.ai’s Modalix processor). While Cerence’s AI technology is hybrid in nature, allowing transitions between edge and cloud execution, and is currently used on a range of more “conventional” automotive hardware platforms (including Nvidia, MediaTek, and more), the new solution with SiMa.ai represents a step forward in realizing the vision of cloud-free, very low-power conversational AI in vehicles.